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    A worker in full white protective coveralls and a respirator mask is walking near a John Deere compact track loader (skid steer) in a wooded area with red clay soil. The trees in the background appear charred or fire-damaged, and orange/red caution tape is visible strung between trees. The scene suggests hazardous material remediation or post-fire cleanup operations.

    PARADISE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    11.04.2019

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Amanda Johnson 

    California National Guard Primary   

    A contractor in protective gear, dismounts a skid-steer that assist in the clearing of hazardous soil in Paradise, Nov. 4, 2019. This is the last step in ensuring a safe environment is ready for the property owner to rebuild or sell in the aftermath of the Camp Fire. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Amanda H. Johnson)

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    Date Taken: 11.04.2019
    Date Posted: 11.08.2019 09:39
    Photo ID: 5897677
    VIRIN: 191104-Z-NP032-119
    Resolution: 5715x3197
    Size: 4.55 MB
    Location: PARADISE, CALIFORNIA, US
    Web Views: 53
    Downloads: 4

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    This is a large wall-mounted map titled 'Camp Fire Debris Removal Project Branches,' showing the geographic area affected by the Camp Fire disaster. The map displays various colored zones indicating different project branches for debris removal operations, with a fire perimeter outlined in red/orange. Multiple numbered sections and colored overlays indicate different operational areas or phases of the debris removal effort.
    The image shows a white A-frame sandwich board sign on a sidewalk displaying logos and text for Cal OES (Governor's Office of Emergency Services) and CalRecycle, with the acronym 'DROC' prominently displayed. The sign is positioned on a grass strip beside a road, with a dry, open field and an older residential building visible in the background. The setting appears to be a rural or semi-rural California location, likely associated with a disaster recovery or recycling operation site.
    The image shows a large pile of fire-damaged logs that have been cut and stacked in a cleared area. The logs display heavily charred black exteriors with fresh pale wood visible at the cut ends, indicating recent salvage logging following a wildfire. Standing trees in the background also show fire damage, with blackened trunks and sparse foliage.
    A worker in full personal protective equipment (white Tyvek suit, respirator mask, and gloves) walks through a fire-damaged forest area with charred trees. Heavy equipment with hoses and fittings is visible in the foreground right, suggesting hazardous material remediation or post-wildfire cleanup operations. Orange safety tape is visible in the background, marking off a restricted zone.
    A worker in full personal protective equipment (white Tyvek suit, respirator mask, hard hat, and gloves) stands observing fire-damaged debris in a wooded area. The scene shows a severely burned and rusted vintage pickup truck alongside other destroyed equipment, consistent with wildfire aftermath. Red barrier tape is visible in the background, suggesting an active hazmat or disaster assessment operation.
    A worker in full personal protective equipment is operating in a fire-damaged wooded area, pulling a hose across scorched, disturbed soil. The trees show significant char damage on their trunks, and red hazard tape is visible in the background delineating a restricted zone. The scene is consistent with post-wildfire cleanup, hazardous material remediation, or debris removal operations.
    A person wearing military camouflage, an orange safety vest, and a yellow hard hat labeled 'B.A.T.S.' points toward a fire-damaged area with charred trees and exposed red soil. In the background, a worker in a white protective suit and heavy construction equipment are visible. The scene appears to be a post-wildfire debris removal or hazmat cleanup operation.
    A worker in a white protective suit and hard hat walks toward an excavator operating in a forested area with fire-damaged trees. The ground shows disturbed, dark soil and debris, suggesting environmental remediation or post-fire cleanup operations. Orange barrier tape and a partially visible sign reading 'DEE' are present in the background.
    A worker in full white protective coveralls and a respirator mask is walking near a John Deere compact track loader (skid steer) in a wooded area with red clay soil. The trees in the background appear charred or fire-damaged, and orange/red caution tape is visible strung between trees. The scene suggests hazardous material remediation or post-fire cleanup operations.
    A dirty, mud-stained official hazard advisory notice from the Town of Paradise, California lies on the ground among debris and organic matter. The document warns of hazardous conditions in a burn area, consistent with aftermath of the 2018 Camp Fire disaster. The notice is partially legible despite significant soiling and physical deterioration.
    A person wearing U.S. Navy digital camouflage uniform, a blue hard hat, sunglasses, and a high-visibility safety vest gestures toward a cleared and disturbed land area. The scene appears to be a post-wildfire debris removal or land remediation site, evidenced by charred trees in the background and cleared red-dirt terrain. Heavy equipment including a dump truck is visible in the background along with a white RV or trailer.
    A person wearing military camouflage uniform, a yellow hard hat with stickers, and a high-visibility safety vest is standing on a cleared lot covered with what appears to be gray ash or debris. The background shows fire-damaged trees with charred trunks alongside some surviving vegetation, and a large pile of cut logs is visible to the right. The scene is consistent with post-wildfire debris removal and cleanup operations.
    The image shows a street corner with a business sign reading 'Treasures from Paradise' prominently displayed in the foreground. A red traffic light is visible on a pole to the left, and a residential-style building with a red wooden deck is visible in the background. The scene appears to be a small commercial property located at a street intersection, surrounded by mature trees.
    The image shows a post-wildfire landscape with charred, dead trees in the foreground and a wide valley or canyon stretching into the background. The terrain is largely stripped of green vegetation, with only sparse dry grass and bare shrubs visible across the hillsides. In the mid-distance, at least one structure with a red roof is visible on a ridge, suggesting a residential area that survived or is near the burn zone.
    A panoramic landscape photograph showing a dry, arid hillside with leafless trees silhouetted against a vivid deep blue sky. The central focal point is a large, dramatically twisted and fallen or leaning tree with sprawling bare branches. The dry golden grass and scattered rocks suggest a late autumn, winter, or post-fire environment.
    A landscape photograph depicting a dry grassland savanna with multiple mature oak trees silhouetted against a clear, deep blue sky. The golden-brown dried grass in the foreground suggests late summer or dry season conditions. The gnarled, spreading branch structure of the trees is characteristic of valley or blue oak species typical of California's foothill regions.

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